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Cookstove projects that adhere to realistic levels of stringency under updated methodologies are not being rewarded with prices high enough to make the projects financially worthwhile, according to a ...

Australian company touts tech that could cut hydrogen opex costs by 10%; Voluntary disclosure group restructure aims to streamline reporting, boost access to data; H ...

EVs set for upward trajectory despite some headwinds, IEA says; Indonesia’s forests become carbon negative, but growth falters; NZ Greens propose ETS reforms worth ...

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EVs set for upward trajectory despite some headwinds, IEA says; Indonesia’s forests become carbon negative, but growth falters; NZ Greens propose ETS reforms worth ...

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An Australian airport has taken delivery of what it describes as the largest sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) import to the country to date, as industry stakeholders seek to demonstrate and scale the ...

Linking the EU and UK emissions trading systems (ETSs) would boost market liquidity and price stability and make it cheaper to reduce emissions — for players in both markets — according to research ...

Food and transport choices by men in France generate 26% more carbon emissions than those of women, with the disparity largely driven by higher red meat consumption and car use, a new study has found.